Archive | October, 2011

Lesson Two – The Function of the Mature Conscience

The Function of the Mature Conscience Lesson Text:  I Cor. 8:1-12. Introduction In Part II, Lesson Four, a broad view was presented of the thought to thought movement in I Corinthians.  The following is a more detailed proposal for Paul’s thought movement after the fourth chapter through the text of this lesson.  This is the […]

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Lesson One – Sexual Passion of Humanity

Sexual Passion of Humanity Lesson Text:  I Corinthians 7:1-40. Introduction In addition to historical and literary analysis, there are two other basic principles for reading a letter; One, follow the style of the writer; two, “know what the recipients knew.”  Paul’s style or “train of thought” has notably changed in this text.  Whereas, he was […]

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Introduction – Everything is Permissible

Everything is Permissible ‘Everything is permissible’ – but not everything is beneficial.  ‘Everything is permissible’ – but not everything is constructive.  Nobody should seek his own good, but the good of others.  I Cor. 10:23 Jesus’ message to the Jews was; “If you hold to my teachings you are really my disciples.  Then you will […]

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Introduction – Everything is Permissible

Everything is Permissible  ‘Everything is permissible’ – but not everything is beneficial.  ‘Everything is permissible’ – but not everything is constructive.  Nobody should seek his own good, but the good of others.  I Cor. 10:23  Jesus’ message to the Jews was; “If you hold to my teachings you are really my disciples.  Then you will […]

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